Spanish firm Torrot has released details on four new electric off-road bikes for 2026. The MX1 and MX2 kids’ models are aimed at riders aged three to ten, they feature removable battery packs and operate via the firm’s KIDS smartphone app control system, which lets parents adjust power, speed, and throttle settings to suit the riders’ skills.
The firm is also releasing two new full-sized bikes for teenage and adult riders: the Tornajo and Hurajan. These are built in association with Australian firm Benzina Zero, which appointed Torrot as its European representative last year. Both models are lightweight 100-120kg electric machines, similar to the Talaria or Sur-Ron style of off-roaders, with moped- or 125cc-level performance.
“Every decision we make at Torrot has a purpose. Model Year 2026 reflects our vision of electric adventure: authentic, responsible, and designed for the next generations, combining excitement, control, and technology from day one,” said Mark Franklin, CEO of Torrot.
Further information and details on the new range are available at: www.torrot.com/en/become-a-dealer.
The official UK importer is Emoto: www.emotoukltd.co.uk.